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AAOS New Resources to Navigate Insurer Prior Authorization Hurdles
As insurers increasingly require prior authorization before procedural services, physicians are facing growing administrative burdens that can delay care and complicate clinical decision-making. The added paperwork and review processes have become a significant barrier for surgeons and their patients, prompting the development of new tools designed to streamline the process. To help physicians more effectively…
Tennessee Orthopaedic Society Held First Annual Meeting in Six Years
The Tennessee Orthopaedic Society (TOS) held its first annual meeting in six years on November 14–15, 2025, in Nashville, Tennessee. The meeting brought together more than 50 orthopaedic surgeons, residents, and healthcare executives from across the state. The two-day event featured legislative updates, administrative and practice management discussions, clinical education sessions, and resident research abstracts.…
Tennessee Orthopaedic Society to Participate in TMA Day on the Hill
The Tennessee Orthopaedic Society (TOS) is planning to participate in the Tennessee Medical Association’s (TMA) annual Day on the Hill, an important policy briefing and lobby day taking place in downtown Nashville at the legislative offices of the Tennessee General Assembly. This free event brings together physicians, physicians-in-training, and healthcare administrators from across the state…